The Derry Road

Done

Well-done BosKonay, all is good now TDR

BosKonay, the same problem still exists TDR

Bos, login pane is not appearing when you select login. I have used the same method I used earlier. Having then selected the remember me option I logged out and in again successfully. Will try logging in again later this morning. TDR

Any one having problems logging in, I'm finding I have to go to a thread, select reply then the login pane opens. Any suggestions. TDR

Nice additions Kieran, very impressive TDR:-bd

MikeO & Mogul

Hope this helps

Chassis is a Dapol 21ton hopper type.

Both buffer beams cut off, a further 2.5mm was removed from each end of the chassis and the original buffer beams refitted, giving an overall length of 80mm (excluding buffers)

Body is 40 thou plasticard cut as follows

Roof 80 x 32.5mm

Ends 20.5 x 32.5mm

Floor 80 x30 mm

Roof ribs are cut from 20 thou plasticard 4mm wide

Curtain sides are cut from a Hornby R234 curtain sided van body you will need a piece cut containing 10-12 buckles on. £1.99 buys two bodies

These are available from

Des Ellison

110 Rosehill Road

Burnley

Lancs

BB11 2QX

Transfers are from Railtec

Paint's are Humbol French Blue no14 and WW1 blue no 109

Phone:01282 |832 754

Email:desmond975@btinternet.com

Quick update showing two of the rake completed and delivered to St Stephens Green depot

hand wheels still to be purchased and fitted TDR

Congratulations David and long may you're efforts continue to amaze. Well done TDR

Great video Kieran the slow running Is sweet TDR

First class model, well done. TDR

Thanks for the comments guys, much appreciated TDR

Colin, a very warm welcome to the forum TDR

Looks like the makings of a good Railway modellers den, well done TDR

First wagon nearing the end of the production line as a trial, made from a modified chassis, plastic card and plastic channel. Couplings to be refitted and transfers to still be applied. TDR

Thanks for viewing

Tanks for showing. Very nice piece of modeling. TDR

Loving this Noel:tumbsup:

A very effect method for fine detail filling, thanks for sharing TDR

Hi guys and thanks for the good wishes, support and interest. The place is currently upside down with everything just placed inside and the car has to stay outside until relocation is complete, The design of the work areas have to fit in with the car being inside also, So I had drawn around the car to see what actual space was available allowing for walking around. Fitting around a stair case also had to be considered which leads to the railway. It’s amazing how much junk you find when moving. Thanks to all. TDR

Hi all and a warm welcome to the work shop. Over the next few weeks I will be relocating all thats required, benches and work stations, spraying booth, shelves, tools etc, its the ground floor of my garage complete with electricity, house phone link and wifi. I have a space of 16ft by 22ft to operate in, my old place as some members have seen was a 8ft x 6ft shed. I hope to scratch build various wagons and other items that may be of interest to some forum members. First on the bench will be the curtian sided cement van, constructing a rake of at least 16. Thats the introduction over, watch this space for updates. TDR

John, enjoyed talking with you today at the show, along with Kieran. Layout looks great, well done.

TDR

A really good day at 1st Bangor's exhibition. Well-done to all the team for their hard work. Kirley, your company was very much appreciated, thank you. Nelson's project sounds exciting but will have to wait, I'm sure he'll disclose its content in his own time. I'll post some pics tomorrow when I get a moment.

TDR

Just beautiful Noel:tumbsup:

1st Bangor Model Railway Club May Show on this weekend.

 

Friday 27th May 19:30-21:30

 

Saturday 28th May 10:00-16:30

 

Can't find much details except there will be over 40 stands.

Kirley,

will you be in attendance. I hope to be there around or just after lunch time

TDR

Superb job well done. TDR

. Chassis is heavily modified/scratch built to widen it and details added to make it look Irish.

Hi, i like your models. Did you use a donor chassis or did you completely scratch buid? TDR